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The weight of an object is 118N. If the object is moved to a distance that is twice its original distance from the planet's center, what will the new weight be?
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The weight of an object is 118N. If the object is moved to a

distance that is twice its original distance from the planet's
center, what will the new weight be?

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half the weight depending on planet gravitational force. weight wouldn't change though if gravitational force is strong

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